Junto a Che Guevara

When I saw her again later, I revised my first judgment. I fell under the spell of her "Maori charm." Notwithstanding all the intermixture, the Tahitian type was still very pure in her. And then the memory of her ancestor, the great chief Tati, gave her as well as her brother and all her family an appearance of truly imposing grandeur. She had the majestic sculptural form of her race, ample and at the same time gracious. The arms were like the two columns of a temple, simple, straight; and the whole bodily form with the long horizontal line of the shoulder, and the vast height terminating...

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Una mujer que en la cúspide de su carrera se casó con un torero, Rafael El Gallo, el hombre a quien amaba y por quien renunció a todo. Su regreso fue en olor de multitudes. La generación del 98 le regaló el nombre de Pastora Imperio.

La vida en verde es una narración en primera persona sobre las experiencias y sucesos que Guillermo Díaz, el autor, vivió durante los casi diecisiete años que permaneció en activo en el cuerpo de la Guardia Civil (1993-2010). De todos estos años, Guillermo estuvo destinado en la Casa de S. M. el Rey entre 1995 y 2007, lo que aporta a la historia detalles sobre la institución que probablemente sorprenderán a la mayoría de los lectores. En La vida en verde se cuentan todo tipo de anécdotas: divertidas, tristes, adrenalínicas y algunas que parecen hasta increíbles, aunque todas son...